In the heart of the Pacific, a national park brings together active volcanoes, lush forests and extraordinary landscapes. We are talking about Hawaii Volcanoes, one of the most impressive natural destinations on the planet.
Pedro de la Fuente is a climatologist, geographer, and sustainability and environmental technician with a strong academic background and extensive experience in meteorological communication. He holds a degree in Geography and Territorial Planning from the University of Zaragoza, as well as a Master’s degree in Applied Climatology and Media Communication from the University of Barcelona, and a Master’s degree in Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing from the University of Zaragoza.
Throughout his career, he has collaborated with a wide range of local and national media outlets, including Aragón Radio, Cuatro al Día (Mediaset), and Conexión Aragón (Aragón TV), where he provides clear analysis and explanations of current weather and climate-related phenomena.
As a writer, content creator, and science communicator on social media, Pedro combines scientific rigor with accessible language to bring meteorology closer to the general public. He is also an active member of ACOMET (Association of Meteorological Communicators), reinforcing his commitment to high-quality science communication.
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Not everyone has time to care for their houseplants daily, but there are resilient species that are perfect for urban apartments and can survive even if you forget to water them for days.
Death Valley in California is known for its extreme temperatures, exceeding 45°C in summer, in contrast to winter, when it can snow. Here are some tips for visiting it.
When intense rainfall follows several dry months, many people assume the drought is over. However, meteorologists warn that the problem is more complex than it appears at first glance.
The James Webb telescope has detected an exoplanet with an atmosphere dominated by carbon and helium, an unexpected finding that challenges current theories about how planets form.
With the arrival of colder weather, fogged windows become a common problem in many UK homes. Understanding why this happens and how to prevent it will help you keep your home as comfortable as possible.
Autumn not only brings golden landscapes but also an opportunity to improve your plants. With dry leaves, you can create a natural fertilizer that nourishes the soil and strengthens your crops.
A moon garden combines white plants and silver foliage to create nighttime spaces illuminated by moonlight, offering beauty, fragrance, and a unique sensory experience.
ESA's Solar Orbiter mission reveals how the Sun accelerates electrons to near the speed of light, distinguishing two key processes, according to astrophysicists.
The Glória Elevator, inaugurated in 1885, is one of Lisbon's most beloved symbols, connecting the highest neighborhood to its historic centre. The city is in mourning following yesterday's terrible accident.
Forest fires ravage thousands of hectares each year in Spain, but nature has an astonishing capacity for regeneration. After a fire, some plant species are able to sprout quickly and initiate ecosystem recovery.
In the midst of summer, with the sweltering heat, it's common to hear that it's a "dog day." Its origin, however, lies not in animals, but in a well-known star that fascinated the ancient Greeks.
Surprisingly, earthquakes not only fracture the Earth's crust but also provide chemical energy to microbes deep underground, fuelling hidden ecosystems, according to Chinese geochemists.
Discover the power of nature through volcanic tourism, exploring visitable volcanoes that impress with their unique landscapes, geothermal energy, and geological and cultural significance.
From the Amazon rainforest to the African plains, the planet's longest rivers cross continents and sustain unique ecosystems. Get to know them and discover what makes them so impressive.
The world's deserts are much more than sand and heat: they are extreme landscapes where silence, wonder, and the opportunity to observe unparalleled starry skies are paramount.
Catnip, rosemary, and mint not only perfume your garden, they also act as natural pest repellents and attract beneficial butterflies. I'll tell you about their benefits and how to grow them.
The World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) latest report warns that between 2025 and 2029, global temperatures could reach unprecedented levels, triggering climate risks and affecting millions of people around the world.
A powerful 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck the Greek islands of Santorini and Crete at 6:19 a.m. local time today, causing panic among residents and tourists and causing landslides in several areas.
If you're looking for a fruit tree that can withstand the heat, requires little water, and still produces delicious and abundant fruit, the fig tree is the perfect choice.